Guenther Steiner has encouraged previous group Haas to give F1 wonderkid Oliver Bearman a race seat for next season.
Bearman stepped in without a second to spare to race for Ferrari in the Saudi Arabia Fabulous Prix. The Brit, matured just 18, completed seventh in the race and has gotten far and wide recognition for his presentation.
Previous Haas group head Steiner accepts Bearman is as of now ready to take on a full-time job on the lattice. “Coming in to supplant Carlos [Sainz] without a second to spare – that was a great deal of tension on him.
We should not neglect, he was on post for the F2 race – he was at that point amped up for that,” Steiner told Formula1.com. “Then, at that point, getting the news he needed to supplant Carlos the following day probably been a ton to manage.
In any case, you could never have known. He was extremely cool all through. In light of his exhibition in Jeddah, after what I saw from him at Haas, I’d place him in a race seat.
“Clearly, it relies upon the conditions and what seats are accessible. You really want to see the entire scene, however he would be an up-and-comer. Clearly, it isn’t 100% that he will succeed. “It’s as yet a gamble. Be that as it may, the manner in which he dealt with himself in qualifying and the race in Jeddah, having quite recently had one hour of training, proposes the gamble is such a ton more modest.”
